Review of interventions to treat drug use disorders among girls and women in the criminal justice system in low- and middle-income countries
Direct Link to Full 33-Page 2023 Document: ECN72023_CRP10_2304065E.pdf (unodc.org)
Source: WUNRN – 10.03.2023
Direct Link to Full 25-Page 2023 Publication: Compendium CSE (ohchr.org)
Comprehensive sexuality education is defined as “a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality”. [i] The International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education explains that “comprehensive” refers to the breadth of core elements in the curriculum that equip young people with knowledge, skills, attitudes and values for positive sexuality and good sexual and reproductive health; to develop respectful social and sexual relationships; to consider how their choices affect their own wellbeing and that of others, and to understand and ensure the protection of their rights throughout their lives.[ii] The provision and reception of comprehensive sexuality education is legally protected under article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 19 of the International Covenant for Civil and Political Rights.
Source: WUNRN – 08.03.2023
Direct Link to Full 45-Page 2022/2023 Report of the Global Network for the Right to Food & Nutrition
2023-02-26_state-rtfn-report_2022_eng_0.pdf (righttofoodandnutrition.org)
War, systemic violence, and structural inequality impacting the Right to Food and Nutrition in times of multiple crises
Source: WUNRN – 04.03.2023
Direct Link to Full 136-Page ILO & UNICEF Publication: wcms_869602.pdf (ilo.org)
Although there are approximately 2.4 billion children aged 0–18 years worldwide, this report presents effective coverage data for those aged 0–15 years, which equates to 2 billion children in this age group; of these, 1.46 billion enjoy no effective social protection coverage. Furthermore, in this report, the use of “0–18 years” applies to all children aged from zero up until their 18th birthday. The use of 0–15 years refers to all children aged from zero up until their 15th birthday. Key messages on the state of social protection for children u The positive impacts of social protection for children are beyond question. Extensive evidence shows that child-sensitive social protection reduces poverty while also contributing to income security in households, with broader significance for child health, education and food security and protection.
Direct Link to Full 33-Page 2022 Publication: Policy on the Crime of Gender Persecution (icc-cpi.int)
Persecution has been a long-standing matter of international concern and is firmly based in customary international law. Persecution as a crime against humanity crystallised as an international crime in the London and Tokyo Charters and in the judgements of the post-Second World War International Military Tribunals, with evidence of gender-based crimes appearing in their written records. Despite this longstanding record of evidence of gender-based crimes in atrocities, the crime against humanity of persecution on the grounds of gender, referred to in this Policy as “gender persecution,” was not expressly established in treaty law until the adoption of the Rome Statute—the first international criminal law statute to recognise gender persecution as such. Inclusion of gender persecution resulted from a successful effort to secure recognition of various forms of sexual and gender-based harms in the Statute.
Source: WUNRN – 01.03.2023
